Sentence examples for it's confounding that from inspiring English sources

It's confounding that any doctor wouldn't want as broad and inclusive an approach to treating addiction as possible.

In that sense, it's confounding that the book is banned because there couldn't be any less rowdiness to it.

In that sense it's confounding that the book is banned at  Guantánamo the family couldn't be making any less trouble.

In their eyes, it's confounding that someone so deep into their journalistic life can end up at a place like Yellowknifer, and for writers just starting on their journey, he is both a road map and a puzzle.

"It is confounding that after decades of progress on voting rights, which have become part of the American fabric, the Supreme Court would tear it asunder," Schumer added.

When presented with a plateful of whole roasted walnuts in a sweet, cumin sauce, Andria let out a gleeful whooping "What!" It's so good that it's confounding.

In his review of How Dogs Work called "Cartesian Canines," Mark Derr notes that it is "confounding and often self-contradictory" and that their discussion of play "misrepresents or ignores the current state of science" (Times Literary Supplement, April 8 , 2016.

So it was confounding to reflect again and realise that, of course, I hadn't fully understood her.

It is possible that it was confounded by problems found from other studies such as under-reporting and the presence of 'sick quitters'.

That's why it's especially confounding that an organization that claims to support family values would seek to pit groups against each other in a hateful and cynical effort to deny equal rights to some families.

And it's this confounding that makes the film so gripping: for something so populist it's very unpredictable.